|
|
Transform Your Data into Excel and Word Reports
|
|
The OfficeWriter API is a .NET library that makes it easy for developers to add Excel and Word reporting and document processing to their own applications. OfficeWriter does not require Office on the server, and is optimized for high-performance, scalable server use. In the v8.0 API for Excel and Word there is full support for Excel 2007/2010 files! Download a free evaluation and see how easy it is to add sophisticated Excel and Word capabilities to your applications. |
|
|
Intuitive API for Excel and Word Document Processing in .NET
|
 |
 The OfficeWriter object model is simple because it’s based around Excel and Word document formats that you already know. In C#, VB.NET, or any other .NET language, developers can generate, read, and manipulate Excel and Word documents using a familiar class structure with constructs such as Workbook, Cell, Document, Chart, Section, and Style.
|
|
|
 |
Flexible Design Options
|
|
|
Multiple File Formats
|
|
|
Safe for Servers
|
|
|
Less Coding
|
|
|
Flexible Design Options
|
|
|
|
Two Design Options - OfficeWriter offers two very different, yet complementary ways to design and deliver Excel and Word reports. The API can be used to generate Excel and Word from scratch, or the entire report can be designed in Excel and Word and quickly merged with data. (Get started by reading about the capabilities of the API).
OfficeWriter Designer Ribbon - OfficeWriter 8.1 marks the first maintenance release of OfficeWriter 8. We focused on adding support of Office 2010 in the OfficeWriter Designer, including a brand new look that integrates with the Office 2007/2010 ribbon. The OfficeWriter 8.1 Designer features full support for creating and viewing reports in Excel and Word 2010. The functionality is unchanged, but we’ve improved the icons and labels to make it easier to design reports in Excel and Word for OfficeWriter.
|
|
|
Multiple File Formats
|
|
|
Including OpenXML - Supports XLSX and DOCX, as well as legacy XLS and DOC file formats. OfficeWriter supports both binary and OpenXML files to give you the most flexibility when processing documents.
|
Safe for Servers
|
|
|
|
|
No Office Automation -OfficeWriter does not require Office on the server, and is designed for high performance and maximum scale. Microsoft themselves recommend against automating the Office app on servers. (Read about why automating Office on the server can cause problems, and should be avoided for mission-critical apps.) |
Less Coding
|
|
|
|
Populate Excel and Word with Data with as Few as Five Lines of C# Code. Merging database data, or data from any data source, is easy with OfficeWriter. Build your Excel or Word report in Office, put in data markers where you want the data to go, and with as little as five lines of code you can have a populated document. Run a live demo to see OfficeWriter in action: |
|
|
|
|
|
|
